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Protestors in China have cleverly found a way to avoid police facial recognition software by pointing an array of lasers at the police. China has perhaps the most extensive facial recognition of any country.
The big catch is that it has to be at roughly the boiling point of water to work.
Warnings about virtual reality (VR) use are not new. Users are often exposed to unwanted and sometimes unlawful content and behavior.
Elon Musk shares a meme on Twitter that says CERN's Large Hadron Collider is 'demonic technology unlike anything the world has ever seen'.
German scientists that examined samples of the Covid-19 vaccine found highly unusual toxic components, predominantly metallic, in all of the tests. They called the results "troubling and perplexing."
...the jabs cause severe damage to the immune system
Compute, data, and algorithmic advances are the three fundamental factors that guide the progress of modern Machine Learning (ML). Researchers studied trends in the most readily quantified factor compute.
Highland Systems is adding to its fearsome vehicle lineup in extraordinary style, with an 11-seat armored speed demon it calls the Kronos.
One class of PFAS chemicals can be broken down into harmless compounds with lye.
Top Scientists Warn Toxic Proteins Found in Bugs 1000X MORE TOXIC Than Processed Gluten, Trigger Autoimmune Disease...
Korean researchers have created electrodes designed for use in all-organic solar cells using inexpensive zinc oxide, promising a dramatic upgrade in photovoltaic energy.
'Scientists should openly address uncertainties and exaggerations in their predictions'
Scientists experimenting with next-generation plastics at Finland's University of Turku have developed a form of the material with some impressive capabilities, most notably an ability to quickly break down after use.
Rocket Lab plans to send a mission to Venus as early as May 2023
Smart contact lenses have been developed by scientists that diagnose cancer by detecting tumor chemicals found in tears during the early stages of the disease.
Record conversion efficiencies have been reached with thin film photovoltaic cells by the AMOLF Group.
...findings reveal these clots are NOT "blood" clots
Electrical engineer, Mat Taylor joins Stew Peters to expose the government's plan to kill us all and the 5G connection we have all been looking for!
As Pfizer announces the capture of Global Blood Therapeutics, should we really still view them as a pharmaceutical company that warrants our praise, or instead a monopolistic investment corporation that gives billions of dollars to its shareholders a
We're destroying our biosphere and moving beyond mere flirtation with nuclear war to full-blown courtship, all to facilitate a status quo that everyone hates and which benefits hardly anybody.
Misconceptions, Narcissists 101, Psychopaths 101, Sociopaths v psychopaths, Sociopaths 101, Childhood signs, Has Dr Ramani had clients with ASPD?, Do psychopaths care about consequences?, etc...
A company has created augmented reality spectacles that place subtitles on conversations happening in the real world.
Electric-vehicle maker Lucid Group Inc. said it expected to make half as many cars as previously forecast this year, citing supply-chain and logistical challenges that have troubled the wider auto industry as well as the company's own problems.
"The number of applications that use magnets just seems to be getting larger and larger," he says. "A lot of the materials are mined in China, and so the price can often depend upon our trade status with China." Hofmann adds that Tesla recent
Researchers have created the world's first "synthetic embryos" that bypassed the need for sperm, eggs and fertilization.
...Like a 'Guardian of the Genome'
Bad news: Government is getting bigger and more oppressive. Good news: As it gets bigger it also gets weaker. Better news: Technology is making us, as individuals, stronger.
-and Improves Safety
Researchers and entrepreneurs have developed an implant made of collagen protein from pig's skin, which resembles the human cornea and restored vision to 20 people.
A new "life-changing" mobile phone therapy to stop tinnitus has been developed by researchers who spent 20 years searching for a cure.
